"highly deteriorated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that has gone through a significant, usually negative, change. For example, "The city had become highly deteriorated over the years."
The great majority of the class II elements identified here correspond to highly deteriorated sequences, represented by elements with different degrees of deterioration, including several families already characterized of MITEs, NA (non-autonomous families already identified in Repbase), fragments, and a few remnant clusters.
Surface water quality is highly deteriorated by the direct release of textile effluents (Balapure et al. 2015).
Generally, almost all respondents (100%%) from both woredas reported that the condition of their rangelands was highly deteriorated.
The water quality is highly deteriorated due to lack of minimum perennial fresh water flow in the river along the 22-km stretch between downstream and upstream.
The water quality is highly deteriorated due to lack of minimum perennial fresh water flow in the river along the 22-km stretch between Wazirabad and Okhla.
It withstood the outpouring of about 20 tons of molten core on its bottom, in conditions of highly deteriorated internal cooling.
However, CVC highly deteriorates the image quality due to the creation of local artifacts.
Ground motion duration affects the collapse capacity of highly deteriorating (non-ductile) and less deteriorating (ductile) concrete structures.
In our ranging application, the representation of the channel has to be improved, especially for those scenarios where multipath highly deteriorates the time-delay estimation.
Accumulation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in plant tissues is highly deteriorating as it can cause oxidative damage to proteins, DNA and lipids (Miller et al. 2010).
A tblastx search was performed against the TEfam and Repbase databases to facilitate detection of highly divergent or deteriorated elements.
